North Carolina ABC Board Rules Brown Bagging Illegal
The North Carolina Alcoholic Beverage Control Board said in Charlotte that brown-bagging key clubs and bottle clubs are illegal and will be enforced to the extent possible. The agency noted it needs adequate advance notice before enforcing new policy and cited recent attorney general rulings and local court decisions as basis for action.
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Charlotte
North Carolina Alcoholic Beverage Control Board
Charlotte Recorder’s Court
Clawson L. Williams Jr
James F. Bullock
North Carolina
Wade Bruton
Recorder’s Court
William T. Grist
Georgia McLain
Grist
J. Marshall Haywood
Attorney’s General Office
Bullock
ABC
Richmond
College of William and Mary
General Assembly
Commonwealth of Virginia
Davis Y. Paschall
Paschall
Assembly
Stuve G. Olsson
Olsson
Overton D. Dennis
Dennis
Lawrence H. Camp
West Point
Harold P. Kyle
Roanoke
Erik Zimmerman F
Daniel GC. Lewis
Private Fails In Court Bid To Avoid Viet Nam Duty
Army private Robert Luftig 21, at Ft Benning Georgia, lost his bid to stop Viet Nam deployment. U S District Judge Alexander Holtzoff ruled courts cannot override military command, dismissing for lack of jurisdiction. Luftig, formerly a Garment Workers Union organizer in New York City, seeks transfer near his sick mother and plans to appeal.
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Washington
Pentagon
Viet Nam
Army
Navy
U.S. District Court
Alexander Holtzoff
Holtzoff
Pvt
Robert Luftig
Ft. Benning
New York
Stanley M. Resor
U.S
Joseph M. Hannon
Luftig
Garment Workers Union
New York City
Resor
Secretary of
Robert S. McNamara
Stanley Faulkner
Secretary of Defense
United States
Hannon
California
Picketing May Never Be The Same Again
The Latin Quarter showgirls staged a Broadway picket at the Latin Quarter after a labor dispute with the club over wages hours and working conditions. Cast from Hello Dolly! cheered, Nelson Eddy was absent, and fans crowded the scene as a new era for picketing began with a standing room only opening and workers shoveling dirt outside.
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New York
Broadway
Latin Quarter
American Guild of Variety
Trene Dorson
Betty Bruce
Faz
Shannon
Nelson Eddy
Garfinckel Group Fights Back in Takeover Clash
AP report shows Garfinckel management urging stockholders to hold their shares as Genesco seeks direct access to the Garfinckel investor list. Fairfax County Circuit Court scheduled a hearing on Genesco's request, with previous ruling tied to 5 percent ownership claims. Willard G. Bent, Garfinckel president, addresses shareholders in a new letter.
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Washington
Julius Garfinckel & Co
Genesco, Inc
Garfinckel
Garfinckel Management
Genesco
Genesco—General Shoe Co
Nashville
Tenn
Garfincker
Fairfax
Calvin van Dyck
Geneseo
Willard G. Bent
Grand Jury probes altercation between newsman and teacher
In Lynchburg Corporation Court a grand jury investigates an altercation March 24 between photographer George Smith of News and the Daily Advance and Leroy Cofield, a Dunbar High School teacher. The probe seeks evidence for possible assault charges and determines if any police officers neglected duty while reporters captured the scene. Jurors heard remarks on press freedom and photo reporting rights.
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Lynchburg
Lynchburg Corporation Court
Dunbar High School
George Smith
News
The
Daily Advance
Leroy Cofield
Cundiff
Former Employee Indicted For Fraud In Stokes County
A Stokes County grand jury charged Minnie Gray Young with embezzling 3838.39 from the tax collector’s office covering Feb 1965 to Jan 1966. The case could go to trial at the next Stokes Superior Court term beginning June 20.
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Danbury
N.C
Stokes County
Minnie Gray Young
Suesday
Stokes Superior Court
Charles M. Neaves
Grand Jury
Mrs. Young
Lloyd
Eastland Seeks Howe Ousted From U.S. Education Post
Senator James O Eastland calls on President Johnson to remove Harold Howe II from the U S education commissioner post. Howe, ex North Carolina educator, faces Eastlands charge that desegregation guidelines seek racial balance in schools in violation of the 1964 Civil Rights Act.
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Washington
James O. Eastland
Johnson
Harold Howe II
U.S
Howe
North Carolina
Mississippi Democrat
Eastland
Richmond Gov. Godwin Signs Tax Break Bill
Richmond AP reports Gov. Godwin signed a law Tuesday granting retired civil service workers a $2,000 exemption on income tax. The measure affects retirees across the state, aiming to ease tax burdens for long-serving public employees.
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Richmond
Godwin
Chesapeake Runaway Boys Found Safe After River Search
Two Chesapeake youths William B. Knowles Jr. age 16 and Jimmy Underwood age 15 were located on the Elizabeth River south of Chesapeake after police classified them as runaways. Their teletype notices had spread through 13 states before officers found them around 10 45 a m. They were taken to a juvenile detention home and appeared sleepy but unharmed following a two night outing.
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Chesapeake
Elizabeth River
E. L. Hollowell
William B. Knowles Jr
Jimmy Underwood
South Norfolk
Knowles
Genesco Likely to Fall Short in 575,000-Share Bid
The article notes management believes Genesco will not meet the 575,000 share threshold required to gain control, signaling a setback for the bid and potential impact on the company’s ownership structure.
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Agement
Genesco
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